11 Jul 2026
NAIDOC Week 
5-12 July | Recognising 50 Years of Deadly
“Expressing my culture through my company means a lot to me. As a proud Malak Malak woman from Daly river, I get a sense of belonging from knowing my workmates at DCOH are onboard with celebrating NAIDOC Week and acknowledging my Indigenous culture. It’s a really exciting time of the year. As well as the upper management, staff onsite really get around it, I love having the opportunity to represent DCOH at so many events” – Daisy Tulari, DCOH’s Engagement Support Officer
When it comes to engaging where it matters most, there’s no such thing as a regular day for Darwin’s Daisy Tulari, who says NAIDOC Week is one of her favourite celebrations. From modelling First Nations fashion for Bamalang Mob Productions, attending the Northern Territory Indigenous Business Network breakfast with her grandmother and marching alongside colleagues in the 2026 NAIDOC Week Walk, Daisy’s 2026 commitments were all part of her role mentoring and supporting the Indigenous workforce.
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